hi, i'm not an expert on this but with this setup you won't get good performance with ceph.
That being said performance of a vm writing to ceph is slower than a vm writing to local hdd disks on the pve node.
that's to be expected, every write...
Did you prep the VM before migration?
See my reply at https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/debian-11-not-booting-with-virtio-scsi-single-but-works-with-vmware-pvscsi.144806/#post-652170
It does work.
Have it running in production in a couple of Dell R530s running PBS.
Make sure it's running the latest firmware, delete any virtual disks, and switch it to HBA-mode. It uses the megaraid SAS driver.
A better option is a Dell...
I use Intel NICs in production except for the 700-series on Dell servers without issues.
I do have Dell servers with Broadcom 1GbE which work fine but don't have having any 10/25GbE Broadcoms in production.
May want to ask your question on Reddit.
At work, migrated from VMware to Proxmox. The question was which filesystem provides native snapshots? For standalone servers, it was ZFS. For clusters, it was Ceph.
I think of Ceph as an open-source version of vSAN. Researched Ceph and find out...